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the Vilification of Shylock 'The Jew' Can Be Very Uncomfortable for a Post-Holocaust Audience and Debates Continue As to Whether Shakespeare's Portrayal of This Complex Man is Sympathetic or Anti-Semitic
in Which Esther Summerson Discovers the Truth About Her Birth and Her Unknown Mother's Tragic Life
Adopting a Highly Practical Approach
He Discovers That Life Does Not Have to Be Dull and Deadening
Book History Reader the Vilification of Shylock 'TheFollowing on From the Widely Successful First Volume, This Second Edition Has Been Updated and Expanded to Create an Essential Collection of Writings Examining Different Aspects of the History of Books and Print Culture. Arranged in Thematic Sections, Bringing Together a Wide Range of Contributors, and Featuring Introductions to Each Section, This New Edition Contains More Extracts Covering Issues of Gender, Material Culture and Bibliographical